A
AA Smith
I have used Outlook for several years. I installed Office 2003 SE in August
on my Dell Inspiron 8100 notebook in August of 2004. Outlook 2003 is set to
load and minimize at Windows Startup. It worked fine until a day or so ago.
Now it starts loading during Windows Startup as evidenced by the Outlook
2003 pop-up boilerplate that appears when the Outlook 2003 program begins
loading. That boilerplate remains on the screen for awhile, then the
Outlook 2003 button appears on the Task Bar and an Outlook icon then appears
in Systray. Moments later, the Outlook 2003 button on the Task Bar and the
icon in Systray disappear, and Outlook 2003 acts as if a user had clicked
File Exit.
No error message of any sort appears in connection with this odd behavior.
Off-hand, I have no idea why Outlook 2003 would simply exit without a user
causing it to do so, One possibility that comes to mind makes me wonder if
the problem may have been caused by my recent installation of IncrediMail.
I tried it out and found it to have bugs. So, I uninstalled it using
IncrediMail's own uninstall procedure.
When I start Outlook 2003 manually by clicking on the desktop icon, it loads
and runs just fine. However, I wish it would do the same thing when it
loads during Windows Startup.
How can I get Outlook 2003 working properly again? I shall greatly
appreciate your help on this.
on my Dell Inspiron 8100 notebook in August of 2004. Outlook 2003 is set to
load and minimize at Windows Startup. It worked fine until a day or so ago.
Now it starts loading during Windows Startup as evidenced by the Outlook
2003 pop-up boilerplate that appears when the Outlook 2003 program begins
loading. That boilerplate remains on the screen for awhile, then the
Outlook 2003 button appears on the Task Bar and an Outlook icon then appears
in Systray. Moments later, the Outlook 2003 button on the Task Bar and the
icon in Systray disappear, and Outlook 2003 acts as if a user had clicked
File Exit.
No error message of any sort appears in connection with this odd behavior.
Off-hand, I have no idea why Outlook 2003 would simply exit without a user
causing it to do so, One possibility that comes to mind makes me wonder if
the problem may have been caused by my recent installation of IncrediMail.
I tried it out and found it to have bugs. So, I uninstalled it using
IncrediMail's own uninstall procedure.
When I start Outlook 2003 manually by clicking on the desktop icon, it loads
and runs just fine. However, I wish it would do the same thing when it
loads during Windows Startup.
How can I get Outlook 2003 working properly again? I shall greatly
appreciate your help on this.